Morgan Griffith: Reality check for the Democrat agenda
Share
A week of hearings in the Energy and Commerce Committee was supposed to build momentum for the Democrat agenda.
Search Results for environment
Share
Charles City County Public Schools awarded $500K grant for solar, energy efficiency upgrades
Share
Charles City County Public Schools will add renewable energy production and increase energy efficiency across its school system.
Virginia farmers working to reduce carbon emissions
Share
Virginia farmers’ carbon sequestration efforts play into a national trend of reducing agricultural emissions, even as cropland productivity increases.
W&L hosts 15th National Symposium of Theater and Performance Arts in Academe
Share
Washington and Lee University will welcome scholars and artists from across the country to its 15th National Symposium of Theater and Performance Arts in Academe on April 1-2.
New CBD coconut body wash launched in the United States
Share
The recent launch of Uncle Bud’s CBD Coconut Body Wash shows that the need for reliable, accessible, and sustainable products is on the rise.
McAuliffe releases plan to address climate change, secure Virginia’s clean energy future by 2035
Share
Former governor Terry McAuliffe is back at it with his bold plans, the latest promising to reach 100 percent clean energy by 2035, aligning Virginia with President Biden’s climate goals.
Ken Plum: Waste not, want not
Share
A two-year research project by the Pew Charitable Trusts and SYSTEMIQ, Ltd., a London-based environmental think tank, estimates that by 2040 the amount of plastic trash that flows into the oceans every year will triple to 29 million metric tons.
What is a virtual office?
Share
Remote working has become the new norm that gives every employee the freedom to work at a flexible place and timing.
Luria launches Congressional Offshore Wind Caucus
Share
Second District Congresswoman Elaine Luria announced this week the creation of the Congressional Offshore Wind Caucus.
After a year under lockdown: Will our freedoms survive the tyranny of COVID-19?
Share
The majority of Americans will survive COVID-19. It remains to be seen whether our freedoms will survive the tyranny of the government’s heavy-handed response.
